Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
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Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Jubilee and Jubilation: An Examination of the Relationship between Public Service Loan Forgiveness and Measures of Well-Being
Using a novel survey of hundreds of student loan borrowers across the country, this research provides a first-of-its-kind look at how nearing and arriving at PSLF has positive spillover effects across nearly every area of borrowers’ lives, including improving a wide range of financial, psychological, and behavioral measures.
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Hundreds of Organizations Call for Payment Pause Extension, Debt Relief
In a letter, more than 220 organizations representing students, workers, and people of color called on President Biden to extend the pause on federal student loan payments set to expire on December 31, 2022, and utilize every legal authority available to enact debt relief.
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Memo on Student Debt, Democracy, and the Road Ahead; New Polling
The following memorandum provides a brief overview of the narrative in the wake of this historic election and offers a first look at new polling affirming that student debt motivated and mobilized voters to the polls.
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Collections Catastrophe: Appendices
Spurred by litigation, in late 2021 ED released roughly 2,000 pages of reports, communications, and other records concerning its management of the AWG program during COVID.
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Navient FFELP delinquency as of September 2022
Check out our data visualization of delinquencies on securitized FFELP debt surge.
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Letter to the Consumer Bankers Association
In a letter to the Consumer Bankers Association, advocates demand that the organization abandon its bad-faith legal action against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Comment to CFPB Regarding Employer-Driven Debt (Docket No. CFPB-2022-0038)
Groups urge CFPB to take action to protect workers and families from TRAPs.
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Comments in Response to Prison Education Programs Regulation
SBPC submits comments to the U.S. Department of Education’s NPRM on expanding Pell Grant eligibility for Prison Education Programs.
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Poll: There is Continued, Widespread Support for Action to Cancel Student Debt
Just as President Biden announce student debt cancellation plan, new SBPC-Data for Progress poll shows broad public support for action.
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Comments in Response to Proposed Overhaul of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
SBPC submits a comment applauding certain proposed changes aimed at expanding access to the PSLF program and outlining additional needed changes.
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